B&Co. Realty · Closter, New Jersey
Boutique luxury real estate brokerage in Closter, NJ.
B&Co. Realty advises buyers, sellers, builders, and private clients across Closter and Bergen County — senior-led advisory, private-market intelligence, and discreet execution from the first conversation.
Local Office
10 McKinley St, Suite 10.
The Closter office is the local point of contact for B&Co. Realty. Consultations are by appointment, with every buyer and seller relationship led by senior advisory from the first conversation.
B&Co. Realty
10 McKinley St, Suite 10
Closter, NJ 07624
Hours by appointment.
Bergen County Focus
Advisory for high-design homes, private listings, and builder-grade opportunities.
Buyers
Search support for luxury homes, private opportunities, and pre-market inventory across Closter and the surrounding Northern Valley towns.
Sellers
Pricing, preparation, creative direction, and listing strategy built for clients who expect discretion and senior-only execution.
Builders
Parcel intelligence, acquisition signals, buyer fit, and design-aware positioning for new construction and development opportunities.
Reading Closter
The setting. The building. The next chapter.
Begin with the particular address: the bus stop, the building as it stands, the changes being considered.
Connection
For rail, the Borough points to NJ TRANSIT’s Pascack Valley Line at Emerson or Oradell. The Borough’s transportation page names NJ TRANSIT route 167 on Schraalenburgh Road and Rockland Coaches route 20 on Harrington Avenue and Closter Dock Road, both to the Port Authority Bus Terminal, with a southbound shelter at Piermont Road and parking on Third Street.
Borough transportation page
NJ TRANSIT 157/167/177 timetable
Rockland Coaches schedules
Context
The Planning Board prepares and revises the Master Plan and reviews zoning ordinances against it; the Zoning Officer’s page carries the zoning map. The Division of Taxation lists Closter Borough among its 2026 approved revaluations and reassessments.
Possibility
A renovation begins with the existing building and a clear scope. Closter’s Building Department enforces the Uniform Construction Code and local zoning, and its page sets out when a zoning permit or a construction permit is needed; the Zoning Officer reviews additions, decks, pools and fences first.
Service Areas
Closter first. Northern Valley fluent.
By the State’s numbers
Closter in the Division of Taxation’s tables.
What the State publishes about residential property tax in Closter, taken from the New Jersey Division of Taxation’s own tables for tax year 2025 and its 2026 assessment list. Averages describe the municipality, not any one home; a given property’s bill is its own assessment times the rate.
| General tax rate, 2025 | 2.072 per $100 of assessed value |
|---|---|
| Effective tax rate, 2025 | 2.017 |
| Average residential assessment, 2025 | $944,688 |
| Average residential tax bill, 2025 | $19,574 |
| Residential sales tabulated, 2025 | 24 · average price $1,436,517 |
| Residential line items, 2025 | 2,697 |
| Average residential assessment, 2026 list | $1,058,359 · on the 2026 approved revaluation and reassessment list |
Figures as published by the New Jersey Division of Taxation: 2025 General Tax Rates by County and Municipality, 2025 Average Residential Statistics and 2026 Average Residential Statistics, read 13 September 2026. In the Division’s own definitions, the general tax rate is the multiplier used to determine the tax levied on each property, expressed as $1 per $100 of taxable assessed value, and is the rate a bill is computed from; the effective tax rate is a statistical comparison of one district with another on the assumption that all are assessed at full value, and is not to be used to compute a bill. The sales row counts the residential sales the Division tabulated for the year and their average price, which is not a median and not a market report. Closter is on the Division’s 2026 approved revaluation and reassessment list, so the 2026 figure is a new assessment base; the 2025 rate is struck against the 2025 base and does not apply to it. The same figures for all fifteen town pages are published as data at /data/town-tax.json.
Questions
Closter, answered.
Where is B&Co. Realty located?
B&Co. Realty is located at 10 McKinley St, Suite 10, Closter, NJ 07624.
What areas does B&Co. Realty serve?
B&Co. Realty serves Closter, Alpine, Tenafly, Cresskill, Demarest, Haworth, Englewood, Englewood Cliffs, Harrington Park, Norwood, Old Tappan, Ridgewood, Fort Lee, and Edgewater in Bergen County, West New York in Hudson County, and the broader Bergen County luxury real estate market. The firm is licensed in New Jersey; a property elsewhere is handled by referral to a broker licensed in that state.
Is B&Co. Realty a transaction broker?
Yes. B&Co. Realty works as a New Jersey transaction broker: under the Real Estate Commission's Consumer Information Statement definition, a transaction broker does not promote the interests of one party over those of the other party to the transaction, and serves as a manager of the transaction, communicating information between the parties. How the engagement is structured and compensated is set out in writing at the outset.
Does B&Co. Realty work with off-market listings?
Yes. B&Co. Realty works with active, pre-market, and private off-market opportunities for buyers, sellers, and developers who value discretion.
What does it cost to sell a house in Closter, NJ?
The state charges are the same in Closter as anywhere in New Jersey: the Realty Transfer Fee on nearly every sale, and the Graduated Percent Fee once the price passes $1,000,000 — paid by the seller since July 10, 2025 and charged on the entire price, not the amount above the threshold. The brokerage commission is agreed in writing and is not a fixed rate. Every figure, with its statute, is set out in B&Co. Realty's New Jersey closing-cost reference.
How is a home in Closter valued?
The same way a defensible valuation is built anywhere in the Northern Valley: it selects genuinely comparable recent sales, adjusts them for the differences a spreadsheet flattens, and tests the result against how the property will be received by the buyers most likely to want it. The method, and what it deliberately leaves out, is set out in how a home is valued. It is not an automated estimate and it is not an appraisal.
Is Closter in the Northern Valley?
Yes. Closter is one of the Northern Valley towns of Bergen County, alongside Alpine, Cresskill, Demarest and Tenafly, and it is where B&Co. Realty keeps its office, at 10 McKinley St, Suite 10. The Northern Valley reads as one region on the map and lives as many on the ground; county-wide figures for the market Closter sits in are on the Bergen County market page.
What is the property tax rate in Closter, NJ?
For tax year 2025 the New Jersey Division of Taxation publishes a general tax rate of 2.072 per $100 of assessed value for Closter and an effective tax rate of 2.017. The average residential assessment was $944,688 and the average residential tax bill $19,574. The general rate is the multiplier a bill is computed from; the effective rate is the State's comparison across districts as if every one were assessed at full value, and the Division says it is not to be used to compute a bill. Closter is on the Division's 2026 approved revaluation and reassessment list, so its 2026 assessments are a new base and the 2025 rate does not apply to them.
Reference, sourced to statute, method or the published Bergen County report: what a New Jersey seller pays at closing · how a Bergen County home is valued · the Bergen County market as reported · how attorney review works · what a seller must disclose · what a buyer pays at closing · the State’s property-tax figures for fifteen towns · how to get to Manhattan from the Northern Valley · how an off-market sale works.